Kapic is a bit of an underrated prospect in Georgia’s 2027 class. He spent the summer with the Austrian National Team, averaging 12 points and eight rebounds. The senior is a skilled, versatile forward with inside/outside scoring ability, capable of producing on the block or stretching the floor with his shot making. He has a high basketball IQ, sees the floor well and is a good passer for his position.

Kapic was a dominant low-post presence on Sunday, helping lead his team to a blowout win over a short-handed Centennial Knights group. The 6-foot-8 forward has excellent touch around the basket and uses his physicality to create space and score efficiently in the lane. He draws a ton of attention from opposing defenses and does a great job recognizing double teams, slinging the ball out to cutting teammates and open shooters. Kapic also showed off his perimeter touch, knocking down open jumpers from beyond the arc and giving him another way to stretch the floor. On the defensive end, he is a high-level rebounder and shot blocker who provides valuable rim protection around the basket. His combination of size, physicality, touch, and versatility makes Kapic a difficult matchup on both ends of the floor.

Kapic averaged nearly 12 points and eight rebounds per game for Austria at the FIBA EuroBasket this summer. He is a skilled, versatile forward who can score on the block or stretch the floor with his shot making ability. Kapic has a high basketball IQ, is a good passer for his position, and consistently makes the right reads offensively. His skill level, size, and feel for the game helped him earn the #16 spot in our updated rankings.